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We adapt to controlling countless complex things; I'd imagine we'd adapt very quickly to controlling these.
by colordrops 5y ago
We adapt to controlling countless complex things; I'd imagine we'd adapt very quickly to controlling these.
- jagger27 5y agoI think so too.
- eru 5y agoI'm sure people will adapt, but probably not very quickly. Of course, it depends on the level of proficiency you want to reach. But it's already hard enough for people to eg learn to play Tennis, or learn to play Tennis with their left hand, when they normally use they right hand.
- idiotsecant 5y agoI'm not so sure. We're good at controlling things with lesser degrees of freedom than our bodies naturally possess. I am not sure wed be very good at controlling things with more dof unless it was very high level octopus arm type control (arm, get the red ball and drop it here)
- ipsum2 5y agoFPV drones are good counter-example to this.
- idiotsecant 5y agoA quadcopter has 6 degrees of freedom. A single human arm has 30 degrees of freedom.